St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-27

number present were noticed Miss Anna
Tallmadge, Miss Edith Hope, Miss
Louise Baker. Miss Grace MOrtimere.
Miss Kittie Mabie, Messrs. Herman
Randall, Charles Northrup. Parker Pal
mer, Frank Griggs. Earnest Merrill and
Trever McClurg.
Thanksgiving evening a euchre party
gathered at the house Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Erie nd; ,Dr.. at 24S Carr0flstreet.
1t was the secoud anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Friends wedding. Among
those who were present were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Sligo, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Wes-
sci. Mr.. and Mrs. F. OFT, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. NillWerS-
cheid. Mr. and Mrs. F. Schroeder. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Boyer.
Company ID gave hop, preceded by
one of their exhibition drills, at ArmOry
hall last Wednesday evening. There
were about $50 couples present. The
following gentlemen acted as floor man
ayers: Lieut.. TenvOord, Sergt. BOrScht.
Sergt. Haupt, Corp. Strong, Corp. Clark.
Corp. Wray, Private Jackson. Private
SpriggS and Private Douglas. The First
regiment band was in attendance.
Miss Anna Baker was hostess to quite
large opera party at the Grand Friday
night. The party was made up of Miss
Anna Baker. the Misses Dawson. Miss
Moore. the Misses Barrett. of Kentucky,
and MeSsrS. Robert Camden. W. +. Fat
nell. Percy Parker. W. w. Price. Stan
ley PrOndfit and w. II. Farnham.
Wednesday evening there was very
pleasant social gathering at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Miles, of West Seventh
street. in honor of Sig. Costello, noted
tenor from New York city, who de-
fin
singing. Mrs. NJ. A. Bell added to the
enjoyment of the evening by several
choice recitatiOns.
a farewell reception was rendered to
Rev. Robert ii. Craig. formerly pastor
of the AShbury church of this city. at
the Jackson Street NJ. Z. church. Thurs
day evening. Short addresses were
made by Presiding Elder Warner. Rev.
DIR. NJ. Kinly. of Hamline: DR.. Forbes,
DIR. Smith, and RevS. Jennings. of Ok
ford church, and DeWart, of Grace
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Dana, of II South
Forbes street, gave progressive euchre
party to a number of their friends on
Tuesday evening last. The prizes were
won as follows: Head prizes. Mrs. Ed
ward Davidson and c. Z. Sherin: pro-
gresSive. Miss Free and j. Fairchild;
lone hand, Mrs. Charles Fairchild and
Dr. j. w. Emmert.
Mr.. w. f. Meek. who lately returned
from the East with his bride, was sur
priSed by his employees Monday even
! ing. He was presented with beauti-
| full silver water service, the presentation
speech being made by ID. H. Foust. to
which Mr.. Neck feelingly responded.
Thanksgiving night the East st. Paul
| Dancing club gave its first annual ball
at their hall, corner Payne avenue and
| Reaney streets. About 125 couples par
| ticipating An elegant supper was
served at Mrs. Iippap's on Reaney
| street, and dancing continued till the
early dawn.
c. W. OerteI. of S97 Pleasant avenue.
gave a 6 O'Clock Thanksgiving dinner to
| a number of friends. it being the ami
verSary of his birthday. About twenty
| five of the Freundshaft were present.
The evening was devoted to card-play-
| ing and music.
The "UnO club was deliberately en-
| tertained Wednesday evening by Miss
/ Eva Haas at the residence of her sister.
Mrs. Rugg. go Lincoln avenue. Mr..
! and Mrs. Hatch, of $50 Fuller street,
/ will entertain the club at the next
| meeting.
A Progressive eucbre party was given
| Thanksgiving evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
! A. p. HendricksOn. of Como Dale.
| Refreshments were served during the
evening. About fifty guests were pres
ent, and a short dancing programme
| concluded the festivities.
| At meeting held Tuesday evening at
/ the Office of Kavanagh d Dawson, and
! attended bv about twenty-five of the
nc Of 4lan
| ganiZation was formed. social in its aim,
| to be known as THE Irish American
! Club of st. Paul.
Thursday evening occurred the sec
Ond full-dreSs party given by Prof.
! Evans at the dancing academy; $50
| couple were present, and a dancing
! programme of twenty numbers was
! given. Siebert's orchestra furnished
! the music.
A wedding reception was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Trcziyuling to
! their son, Charles A. TrcZiyuling and
his bride (neeJ, Miss Nettie Patterson,
of Davenport, To-, at their home on
Ninth street, Thursday evening.
A large party of Crusaders accom-
panied by their ladies, precipitated a
genuine surprise party on President j..
! f. Carerl and wife on Thanksgiving
| evening. The evening was spent i'll
singing and dancing.
On Wednesday evening st. Paul
! Lodge No. ,. gave supper and dance
at Odd Fellows hall. which was at
tended by $50 couples and was very
! pleasant occasion.
St. Paul Camp No l. Sons of Eete-
rams, gave Thanksgiving evening
J party Wednesday evening iii Pythian
! hol A II in,
ance. Col. Z. ii. Milham acted as mas
ter of ceremonies.
The DaytOn's Bluff Irish National
| league gave its first social dance at
| WOrkman'S hall, corner Mendoza and
Margaret streets, Thursday evening
last. There was a large attendance.
Harry White and sister. Miss Nellie
White, entertained an opera party
! Thursday evening consisting of Miss
Marian Putnam. Adah Hawkins, Will
lam and Harry clearinghouse.
The Ancient Order of United Work
men gave parlor minStrelsy entertain
ment Thursday evening at the A. o. Z.
| w. hall. corner Western avenue and
West Seventh street.
Irwin Beaumont entertained a box
party at the opera house Monday night
His guests were Miss Kelly, Miss Beau
mont and Miss Cathcart.
The ladies of the w. c. T. L. held a
general informal reception at their
rooms, IS East Seventh street. Thanks
| giving afternoon.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple entertained
the members of the st. Luke'S Aid So
ciety Wednesday afternoon at her home,
341 Grove street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn entertained about
thirty guests, assisted by Miss Aggie
SchWeitzer. DR.. and Mrs. Feller and
Ralph Martin.
Company C'S ball Monday evening
was brilliant success in every way,
and attended by several hundred friends
of the company.
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